81. China's Prospects for the Year 2000

"China by 2000," a key scientific and technological research project, was completed early this year by a group of Chinese experts and scholars. Research Fellow Wang Huijiong of the State Council

Author: WANG HUIJIONG    Year 1985 Issue 44 PDF HTML

82. China's Education Holds Bright Prospects

This is the last and concluding part of the education reform series. The first two articles, which dealt with the background and tasks of education reform, were published in issue Nos. 50 and 51. - Ed

Author: WANG YIBING    Year 1985 Issue 52 PDF HTML

83. Zhou Comes Alive on Screen, Stage

... In an avalanche of movies and dramas, It was a 50-year-old actor who has brought the beloved premier back to his peopleTen years after his death, Zhou Enlai is still very much alive in the hearts

Author: Lao Wang    Year 1986 Issue 1 PDF HTML

84. China Reins in Disturbing Deficit

In 1985 with a 20-percent increase in both state revenue and expenditure over the previous year, China made up a loss of 3 billion yuan (about US$1 billion) as budgeted early in the year and

Author: Wang Dacheng    Year 1986 Issue 8 PDF HTML

85. A Disservice To Readers

As an editor of a magazine intended primarily for readers abroad, it is always a pleasure to see our news and views reaching out to a wider audience through the foreign mass media. Nevertheless, I am

Author: Wang Xingwu    Year 1986 Issue 13 PDF HTML

86. Regional Conflicts Between Two Superpowers

In an attempt to "roll back" the advances made by the Soviet Union into certain parts of the world in the 1970s, the Reagan administration has been pursuing a policy of regional conflicts. The Soviet

Author: Wang Hexing    Year 1986 Issue 45 PDF HTML

87. The Third World's Role in South-North Relations

The role of the third world In South-North relations cannot be ignored, especially In the context of increasing internationalization of economic activities.The emergence of the third world as a new

Author: Wang Hexing    Year 1986 Issue 50 PDF HTML

88. Foreign Trade: Review & Preview

China's exports valued US$27 billion in 1986, 4.2 percent more than in 1985, and imports decreased 4.6 percent to US$32.76 billion. These achievements are hard-won, for 1986 was not an easy year for

Author: Wang Pinqing    Year 1987 Issue 4 PDF HTML

89. Report on the Implementation of the State Budget for 1986 and on the Draft State Budget for 1987

(Delivered at the Fifth Session of the Sixth National People's Congress on March 26, 1987)I. Implementation of the State Budget for 1986With the development of the national economy, state revenues in

Author: Wang Bingqian    Year 1987 Issue 17 PDF HTML

90. ART PAGE

Author: Wang Wenbin    Year 1987 Issue 27 PDF HTML